The aim of the article was firstly, to analyze a specific character of the food security’s con-cept, and secondly, to present a large variety of stakeholders’ positions dealing with the issue and their impact on economic and political dimensions. For this purpose a review in available studies and documents was made. The results show that a lack of the precise definition for the food security’s concept creates different understandings, leading to various interpretations and divergent solutions. The reasons could be found in specifics of the food security’s concept which is qualified as a wicked problem. Wicked problems refer to issues which are highly complex, have innumerable and undefined causes and are difficult to understand and frame. Therefore, caution is required when positions of stakeholders are estimating. Based on literature it can be stated that the productionist and environmental frames are dominant in the debate, resulting in potential conflicts and different claims about action to be taken. As a result, a clear political vision on the food security’s concept is lacking. More holistic and coherent approaches are needed in order to actively form food security policies at the global and national levels in the future.